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Stephen 12-18-2012 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Bloozcrooz (Post 1265212)
Well, your farts are expected to be of a certain potency and pressure I think when your a man. You don't want some lil wimpy fart (fluff) cramping your style when expectations are high. Also you want to be able at any given time almost be able to break wind on command, and bring tears to the eyes of those you share your farts with most with the rancid odor. There's little room for error in this unforgiving world of flatulence, and the ones who prosper the most are the gassiest bastards of men.

Finally it all makes sense :bringit:

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The Batlord 12-19-2012 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Pedestrian (Post 1265169)
Gender is a social construct. There's nothing inherent in DNA that directs us to fulfill any particular roles or expectations.

I don't know if I buy that. I don't have any links to studies, but I remember reading at least one that showed people gravitating to specific...uh...gender roles(?) at very early ages (little boys picking up GI Joes and little girls picking up Barbie dolls kinda stuff) that seemed to at least make it possible that it isn't just a social construct. Social pressures certainly matter, but I don't know that you can definitively say that it doesn't have a genetic component.

Burning Down 12-19-2012 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1265409)
I don't know if I buy that. I don't have any links to studies, but I remember reading at least one that showed people gravitating to specific...uh...gender roles(?) at very early ages (little boys picking up GI Joes and little girls picking up Barbie dolls kinda stuff) that seemed to at least make it possible that it isn't just a social construct. Social pressures certainly matter, but I don't know that you can definitively say that it doesn't have a genetic component.

National Geographic Explorer Testosterone Factor - YouTube

Watch a few minutes of that starting at 12 minutes. The whole video is quite interesting as well as it explores how testosterone affects the body of males and also females, but this particular segment about the babies is more on topic right now.

Edit: I've fixed the URL so that when you click on it, it starts right at 12 minutes.


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